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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
THE new YORK STORE
ESTABLISHED 1881

YOU CAN FIND Table Linens in
Il to 3-yard lengths.
YOU CAN FIND about one dozen
embroidered Table Covers for $3.50
that we have been selling at 81.
YOU CAN FIND Turkey red Ta-
bling in different lengths and quail
tiles.
YOU CAN FIND Crashes, Glass
Towelings, Towels, wide Linens.
ETC., etc.
YOU CAN FIND black and COLI
ored Silks, Velvets, Pushes, Striped
Velvets.
YOU CAN FIND over three hume
dred remnants of Dress Goods in
various lengths and all colOrs.
YOU CAN FIND remnants of
Flannels, Ginghams, Sheetings,
Linens, Canton Flannels, Tickings,
etc.
YOU CAN FIND about twenty
Flannel Shirts, for men and boys,
at only 81 Gall we have.)
YOU CAN FIND about twenty
five pieces Muslin Underwear, more
or less soiled.
YOU CAN FIND lot of Worst.
ed Hoods and Shawls, all at SO
cents, worth double.
YOU CAN FIND embroidered
Felt Tides at 5 cents.
YOU CAN FIND soiled remnants
Embroidery.
YOU CAN FIND mons three.
ply Linen Cuffs at 10 cents a pair.
(Only small lot.
YOU CAN FIND mems three.
ply Linen Collars at cents.
YOU CAN FIND boys Wool
Scarfs at 10cents.
| YOU CAN FIND Darning Worst.
! ed at 1 cent skein.
IOO OAN IlND lduloS SUTipcu
| Cashmere Hose at 10 cents. (Only
a small lot.) .--~-.---,-,-----~-,
YOU CAN FIND mems Linen
Handkerchiefs, VERY GOOD QUALITY,
| three for quarter.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS White
Goods, Veilings, Ruches, etc.
YOU CAN FIND boys String
| Ties at cent.
YOU CAN FIND boys Silk Bows
at 5 cents.
YOU CAN FIND soiled Blank
cts and Spreads.
YOU CAN FIND nearly one hun
dred Books at FIFTY CENTS that we
have been selling from CSC to $1.25.
YOU CAN FIND many other
goods that you can use, and all at
very low prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
Money to Loan.

SPECIAL run on bedroom sets at Wm..L L.
Elders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
AN OPPOSITION JUBILEE BY IRISHMEx.

The "memorial celebration In honor Of
the victims Of Victora's fifty years Of
NUMEROUS nisrulc," which will be held
at Cooper Union on Tuesday evening promises to be
unite lively affair All the Irish revolutionary
organizations and good many OF the societies repre-
-entng the idea of moral force Will Join In. From
the thous ands Of handblls which being circulated
some opinion may be formed VI what viii be done at the
meeting These hsndbills have deep black border
Following the words IeX tallonis Is extract from
the Bible beginning with Eye for eye, tooth for
tooth hand for hand foot for foot; burning for burn
Ing. wound for wound strife for strife" Then 1t
gives a list OF what is characterized some Of the
benefits conferred upon Ireland during Victoria
numerous reign" About 800. 900 people put
down as having died Of famine 1000 "imprisoncd
under coercion acts 3, 668 900 cvictcd and rs exc
cuted for resisting tyranny"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
T EHI0H VALLEY RAILROAD.
3 VAndorbut-Ave

fAssESaER TRAINS leave foot Of coruana' sno wv
bressss eta - followsl ..,... ,o,nt.
No. fos Geneva, GyorA Bistrs kocnests 9unsy ~
the est and principal local posts CaHr nnar a.
H. m fer Tupkhan mock and nteneasss pYi3s. S
"a IGnEhannoc Cenneesop Rfsalng snc ,ax Dosts
Chair 70 pttbfsp. .,.-n.s,... ro.u.s Connscsaa
stsv ~ ana TsrrYseurs chair oar 10 topN
YEN. Tor SsnsvA LySss f rasn HssA''''' ''A~''
~ is t::ss;: cay R'n; ooun... "
vi psis:. q : 2sa.aaI S'iil3a iis sss''A~
90, ,sush 6Sunk kasjsiep nd term ediass peheo
tsPs ssx iaS.iisR J SSs.:s sas.,. ~
~ Vest PumsS slssysstDs s iSos sss r,..sv.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
THOUSANDS or TICKETS FOR THE JUBILEE

THOUSANDS or TICKETS FOR THE JUBILEE.
-Four thousand tickets have been sent out for tho
exercises the Metropolitan opera House Tuesday
morning in honor Of the Queens Jubilee. For the
afternoon sports and games at Erastna, 5. L. 10 600
tickets have been Issued The coupons to these
ttle bearers to admission to the grounds, lunch and
admission 10 the fireworks Enclosure at st. George In
the evening. The Sons Of St George and the Gale
DOMAIN and Albion societies VIII take part in the
canes, and dcleg atiUns expected from slmllas
SOC ieies In other cities. large number OF boats.
tugs and scows have been engaged Tor in the
fireworks display at St George. Grand stanf
tickets tho pyroechnics sun salc at Ponds
music store Union square and at tho staten Island
Jerry house. The tcActs for the other exercises
all gone
There will DO Jubilee religious services at p.
TO-DAY In Trinity Church. No tickets Will be required
and no seats reserved. At the exercises In the Metro
roItan Opera House on Tuesday morning cX-liayor
Seth low, OF Brooklyn will speak In addition to those
already announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
UNCONSCIOUS ATA PRIZE FIGHT

Victorious "Jem" Carney, lightweight champion
of the world, was one Of the spectators at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday. Only twelve hours before Car
ney upheld his claim to his title is hardeloye fight
10 a finish for 900 q side with Jimmy" Mitchell
Of Philadelphia, IN nng three miles up Long Island
sound The cOntcs; lasted through eleven rounds
occupying fOrtyt hres minutes. At the end Of thai
time Mitchell lay unconscious in his corner, and HE
hackers lost their money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

Stern Brothers and a number OF establishments down
which have heretofore kept open on Saturday AZ
ternoona
81 predicted that quarter of million people would
enjoy the half-holiday this week., said Mt johnston
land do not think much out of the way Our re-
form is going right ahead Nothing sIOp It. The peo
pie with and who successfully oppose us when
that is the easel"
number of factories besides those already In line are
preparing close on Saturday afternoons. beginning
next month So far be ascertained their employees
will lose nothing by the change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
THE CONFIDENCE GAME IN PHILADFLPHIA.

THE CONFIDENCE GAME IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA June 1s Lspeciab. morning De-
tectves Hulnsh and Eckstein captured Charles Harrs
alias Boston Charley" at Third and Market s'a while
Harris trying TO play the confidence game" upon
New-Jsrsey preacher. Harris In company with two
others. who escaped The prisoner Is notorious thief
and "pennyweight" man. He was recently released
from the pententary where he several terms for
offences The detectives the lookout Tor
him. He was held In $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" III ' FIX KAIINUAIt
GREAT FOUKTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after Juno 20 trains Leave

GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after Juno 20 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Largest and Finest Passenger station IN America
tSa colchester Express drawing room cars 70 Albany
Troy and Syracuse
ga NJ Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special Draw.
burg and Montreal: also TO ST. Adams
900 a m. the FAMOUS chr 400 LIMITED. composed
exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining dra room
aud sleeping for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester,.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving
Chicago $50 a. next day.
tiOSO a M Chicago EIpross drawing to Rich
heLt -priugs Cana ndaigua amt Rochester,
tllt3O M. Western New.York and Northern Express
with drawing room cars
$50 D. M Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica. special with
drawing cars TO Troy ana Sira0ga connects through
TO Caldwell LAKE GEORGE on saturdays,
4 n. III. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
IS D. M, Fast Chicago Express win sleeping cars foe
Niagara Falls Buffalo Toronto Toledo Detroit and chicago
.tj 30 n M Fa, CINCINNATI and ST. Louis Express with
sleeping for Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis ana 81
Louis also 10 Auburn Geneva and tapaniagul . MA.
Montreal Express, Win sieeplngc~fs 70 riaets
burg Adams and Runs to Utica, stopping ~
o. IN special sleeper arrives Rochester 7s0a NJ Bat
iao o. IS a. ID. aud Cleveland l2l5 y. m. nextdly
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago. Sleeping 10 Clayton via UTICA daily e1eop
ti5 D. H. Night Express with slcepiug.cars to Albany
and Troy with the morning trains for the west and
for the North except saturday night.
and In Drawing roo and Slocphg"as on
sale at Grand Central Depot Alb 49, aud az Brotdway
~ Park Place. Battery Place so West l2othst ant
Mott Haven station l3sh.sL New York 1913 Washington
and $50 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn and ~ fouilh'st WumS
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
run daily others daily except Sunily. 1stop AZ MOI
haVe M I TnIi"EY HENRY MoNErr.
General superintendent Genera! Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

THE KIESELE SUICIDE MYSTERY CLEARING UP.
The Richmond County police, who have been hard
DC work on the Keisele suicide mystery, yesterday
succeeded In getting the cow to how the rope with
the sailors knot Tied around the woman's ankle.
anble.
stephen Squlres, fisherman of Port Richmond, who
bad boon down the Lower Bay Wednesday after
noon graphing for clans, noticed the body Of the
womas hoated down the 6wash Channel SQuires tied
the end Of his painter around the womans ankle and
the other end to tho stern Of tho boat After having
lowed the body for several hours against the strong
tide and wind without making any progress, and
becoming exhausted, the fisherman abandoned tho
body and rowed homo The body then d1fted up
Hound
=, DR.. John l. Feeny, Of staplefon, who completed
inc postmortem yesterday, Will MT disclose his state
ment until the night Of tho Inquest He said, how
ever, to reporter who called al his residence that
ne had not found any evidence Of foul play and
That the marks found upon the: forehead had been
the IN woman was drowned The Inquest win be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. Ona and after JUNE l6 1857.
GpEAT TpUNK

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. Debrosses and Corant Streets
Harrisburg Pit,sburg and the West with Pullman Paae:
Chicago Limited Of Parlor Duns smoking and sleeping
NestiOuiei Cars at a IN. every day.
LSSs Msv az ~ In G s1 s,s
PsT 800 and hight Washing
ton Enpress Of Pullman parIor Cars ami PsnnsySania
e1s car aaS "a 3p1iy esSs
nsIon 500 M regular a, 500 and s3o 81 So
800 a: m. 40 and D m. and i2:i5 night.
For Atlantic City. except Sunday Through paror Carl
FsrcaB. May week .ns,on an, o,.m.a,,. az,
1n y a nSa asa .s and M ao not stop a
and Norfolk Railroad sO0p. m. every day via Baltimore
and bay LINZ p p % with all through train.
Jersey CITY arordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
T1@iSs arrive From Pitsbure. 40 7so. 1880 200
HS sSs m drc sS"% o so ses
pm I%n%ay gs ,9s $40 sS sS s anS sso
s$o 1890 80 liSo lao 300 s S2e $50 "a
s5 S 6s 200 o So c sSC o SS' 49, & aas
il55SS d. 800 800 100 sos s.ao Ss5 6s5 ?. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express NewY York. Desbrosses and cort-
600 72O 8 @ Chicago Limited and 10 washington LIN
s1 ss Pns c1 snG AID s ass sE s
lilo M, 20 p M SUNDAYS Express G.l6 g Iiml,eD.
and loa % $3.50 and o. M and PIP Il night
and iIIO m L. 4. O.. p. m. and 10 IN. and p. 10.
on Sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden.
trains leave Broad street station, Phadephs
l2Ol $40 4Oj 440 $40 $50 1880. $40. $780, $40. IL
and ills A. M Limited Express with Dining Car. and
$50 p M l2:t9 23o. 800 A. 8. 9. 635 72. s:l2 and
$50 y No. on Sunday. 1901. 1920. 405 449. 5:lO $50
040 m l24o, go (4;50 Limited. 52s. G:SS. 7;i2 and
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 800 and 4:3o .. IN.
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices sac AIS and ga Broadway Asor House.
Battery place aud foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland SIS
Court and Brooklyn station. foot OF Fultonsr
BROOKLYN; station Jersey Cy Emigrant Ticket Oce Cas-
tie Garden
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES f.. PUGH. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

L. Isdst minutes earlier than time shown from Cham.
trains :sys syd.t from NO 20 minutes EARLIER
co. me. TO slnsh.D,5n. si%trs Hofnsisve Rocsassr
buffalo Nisssrs Fslls Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
ep N D.iy Chicago and st. Louis Limited" solid Pull
tram bay and aet sleeping Coaches Msadyle
Snsesi css.sS mi .Ssf . nu ms%
nton ana Lorouto No e.Ia charge for is,s Tina s,,
eoaenes 20 Imagination E%rA bHiso sss.rs and
HYsAs5.sS 'is Ss; sss % @ @ SS s ssS
$50 lsSS noon lsSa ND HSa ssS
ps.ss:e %,s sss * ~. t!s S sSo 1920. w.
lSSo : ssS "ss SSS y? no. 1S s isS
Ss x s'ii's y: S's yss; *: @ ss$
s SUM- S'sG a. m $40 $50 sosS D." XIV
:s aso s sss IA 800 sSnd Sse 1873
w.y~let as 300 1910 a H. a'so i'se m Sundays
Monticello and White Lake, 900 IN, sssgoH,o An and
NsvS b m and s GSS. so acS 0 ''0
Montgomery Hondout and Kingston. 800 m. $50 p M
ss,s ps1sio r g. S ssS sSs M fss
$50 &c., 300 s;sop m; sundays ''a1 s'i'' 300 1920
tS ss sss M s2.fssS pa sis sSS
For, J:rs. 4aS 7So 800 1920 20 $50 20 ga
ssopss COACHES s1s, ssn Sa shsoE
%. s. End ss:a sls se
ht.s:; ;saa' s iaSs s 20 and ioS5
SE0. DR,NAYEl.A&>A% akGIA( ARkxR 0.G~Axi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.

EXCURSION good days) 81 25
Steamers c. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL lsavs
Peck Slip Pier. 26 E. r., and II tsundsy's
ceptet connecting at New aven with trains for
MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HoLYOK
&c Through tickets sold apd baggage checked at 9k Broad
way. N. Y, and Courtst. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
Business Tbanfes.

4 NEW ENTERPRISE with a sure profit of
IA 80 per cent requires with capital Of So
controlled by IN other business Good
salary the right Address a." r. Box 1885, CITY
A BUSINESS MAN, with capital to aid in
IA manufacturing valuable patented specially. VIII adj
Unstable sectional decorated faced wooden cell
ings and side walls such party good opportunity Is Of
Tered D.. p. o. Box 3,l54.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

THE HALEHOLIDAY SPREADING.
-. sonns'on and other members Of the Half.Hoday
u''ee were highly pleased last evening the
progress OF the movement yesterday 1t adopted BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
8teamboats anh Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Ab bs,iy ts. g 6 y suna.Sss
Leave Brookyn Fulton st 10y Annsx).. n
Leave New Ws.s ass 500 n
q ysctsr Wat Point
leave Albany $50 a
A line BAND attached to each boat
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH -
Trains osvs isrsn River st, 1919 AL E
s,dss sSSss sS
4 81 tss H.: I psis % sss; V:
s: c ws' sasS @ Chester
%sn *: wig ,a q
is ri AM and Sum
s"' daily an, :. ' W.
and ~ ssIs
ing %Sns New Rochelle with way stamford
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, Sog1TH RIVER.
nssss 4 400 7ss 30 Hoo 10 800 sSO. ssS
f.1s :ss 30 h.ssas @ s &C.
ve LOO IN. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Rea
sss'T'!S Sr ss Chunk
s30a m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch chunk
Mikesbsrre scranton Reading Harris5nrg po.ssve'
100 and 1880 p. m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading. HARRISBURG etc
345 m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wfkesbarra Scranton Tamaqua Shamokn suDbuy. Lewis
burg. Williamsport. etc.
ADO D M for Easron. Bethlehem. Allentown. etc CO.,
b4b M for Faston Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunks
wkesbarrc Reading Harrisburg ETC. On sundays at DIV
=. m. s....u.
lSo s,l5. HOO 10. 100 400 4so, 6:l6 N: SUNDAYS
400 800 for Red Bank Long Branch. ocean Grove
Except sundavs. Point Pleasant ,.-..
4S6 sib a. m Loo i:3O D. m. for Lakewood Toms River
4so for Atlantis CITY vinelsnd BrisSsson.
430, e.OO SIS. loo. HAS NJ Loo 800 1880 eso'
Gl6 n M. sundays 400. 800 a. m for Perth AmDoy
NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier 8, N. r., via Sandy Hook. , a. AN
For Atlantic Highlands SeaDright Long Brancl &C. SOU
1918 M. $40 $500 IN. Sundays except Atanuc HIGH
lands) $3.50 a ~. -. n,..u. H..
For EIberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove Pt Pleasant &C.
1918 a. M. 3,4i N Sundays except Asoury PrK aus
Ocean Grove) $50 O. N

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERIN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEw:YORK and BUFFALO. .LiGHTNING ExPRkss
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots NewYek. foot OF Barclay and Christopher Sta
for Water Gap sroudsburG Scranton Binghamtcn kmrs.
cs at Scranton for Pston, wilkesoarre Dam
v and AZ oweso for ithaca and nterms-
date stations
m Blnehamton and Elmira Express for Water Gsu
Binehamob Owsgo and Flnra connects al Scrans
for PittstoD Kingston. wlkesbarre. 40.
<:l0 p Scranton. Wlkesbarre ana Kingston ExpresA
p. m. Daily BufaIo Limited Express for StroudsburS
scranton. Binghamton. owego Elmira Corning Bau way
laud, Buffalo, &c, arriving In Buifalo ITO sleeping
coarh to Olean.
D. M. Daily BuNso Utica and oswegc Express for
stroudsbnrg scranton Binehamon Gortaud syr,erse
Springs connects oweso Ithaca and intermediate sta
except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains for
all points West
Tickets and baggage checked 2s6 Broadway and
westcott Express offices In New ork and Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

DENOUNCED BY PENNSYLVANIA VETERANS
PHILADELPHIA. June Is (SpeciaD.-A meeting of vete-
rams OF the war, both Democrats and Republican, was
held this afternoon and denounced President Cleveands
desire to return the captured rebel flags complete
list OF coor captured by Pennsylvania troops, with the
names OF their captors, was read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
Dressma.ing.

DressmaSins.
A +. JAMMES.-Robes ct CONNECTIONS riches.
IA Modeles DIES premi@es msisons do Paris Genres ct
tissus excusfs Lingerie. G8otpr.e Psrumere 10 Vest
SOth.st
nRESSMAKER-By an experienced person;
~ expert Ia drapng and adjusting sleeves can
few more families by the dav. MODES Tribune Once.
nRESSMAK whose flung aad draping
IL exceied. wishes customers; city
try. Address ROBES Tribune Uptown once, 23s BGway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
EXTENSIONS.

A DELIGHTFUL PLEASURE EXCURSION
n To Alexandria Bay and Islands Of the charming ST. Law
renee York Central and Hudson River Railroad
leaving New York III tuesday June 81 1887 al $3.50 M
81 80 Sew.YorK TO Alexandria BAY and return
York 70 Alexandria Bay and retnsn via
Montreal thence via Lake Champaign ana
Lake Gorge saratoga and Albany slRSih FOR full par
tculars apply New York Central 0ces ~ PARK Place
or address o. RoACh
General Eastern Passenger AGENT
ais Broadway. hsv'fesk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

leave Nest t9dst station - oows aud 10 inmates
pssfoit and Chicago 1915 a m. 's7o5 's'iopm
Sic1. syrsea:c, sSSsio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niaaars Fslia al5 .e5 a m. '6.03 's:l6 IN. 80.
Hishisnd Kinxston saugerues, cstsknl, Albany NAas
'7ls .sSe liyo .a oo; Corowsi Ss.burE sis '7is.
.pnS 10 iE i 80 ~, 'sl6 $40 p NJ. and 900 ".
CraSstop'a Germ wall Newnura
fo1 Hontrss and Cshst. ksit sos u. ro,,,,
A.mhton, Lsga9n 200 a =. 900 $50 p m '0''s''
s2Sssnt seoUnx csr far BuAiO NiagA. FAiA cinsn-
nas b.sv saturday Other trains daily exceps
FOR aekss paror or Wss
natoSst $50 fgltenst Annex once iocs y sorsx al
West sho'e G. &. LANBEkT.
xy.,s.rhitava General Passenger AxenG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
MAKING A sCAPEGoAT OF DRUM.

n.,,yp TUT THE OBNOXIOUS ORDER WAS FIRST
CONSIDERED IN CABI>ET MEETING.
WASHINGTON. June IS (Spec,ab.-The attempt OF inc
Administration TO make scapesodV Vi Apu
General Drum eXctes a good deal OF cohlihch' 90
wen as much contempt here In Washington Hian
who held high rank in the Union army during inc war
expressed the general feeling pretty wen 10 uy wHo
he said: "To try to hold that poor cid DursVeu Drum
responsible for this thing Is even WORSE IMAM "
pected of the AdmiDistI alton, whlch mas hoN'i '0
ANYTHING to win my respect
In conversation with u TRIBUNE correspondent W
day prominent Democrat,who holds an olnoo puo W."
has no sympathy whatever with the desire Oh inc Au
nin.tration IN surrender the rebel flags, SAID: Inc
President has no conception Of the feeling IN resa W
the flags. Men who talked with MIN ailcr Inc pun
LEGATION OF the dispatch in TIE TRIBUNE say thaV Ms
feeling was one of Intense surprise 10 hid tnaI HIS
action in the matter of doubtful legality 10 say
the least lie seemed to have no suspicion Whatever
Of the tempest Of wrath which the order Wouid pro
woke The dispatches of Governor Foraker and Gov
ernor Rusk were a revelation TO him. ana lac began
TO realize something Of tho extent Of the mistake
which he had made but the President has not changed
day, as he thought three weeks ago more when he
approved the gnmendaton OF Secretary Endicou
that the flags should be surrendered. My own opinion
Is that bo will End la his message 10 Congress
legislation to 'legaiho such action.
secretary EndlcOtt did not return today, and so no
appeal could be made 10 him from the refusal Of
Adjuiant General Drum to allow TRIBUNE CORE
spUpdent access TO the room in which the nags are
Stored. Mr.. Endicott Is expected tonight. 1t has
been denied recommendation for the surrender
OF the fags considered In a meeting Of the
Cabinos No denial that subject ought TO be
accepted unless IL comes from President Cleveland
himself There Is very good reason for saying that
tho matter was considered In meeting OF the Cab
met may not 10 amiss here to recall the fact that
Secretary Endicotts tructions TO the
erai were giycn on May 90 after meeting OF the
Cabinet held Just before the Pre.idents departure
from Washington for the Adirondacks. The COM
n,endabIe spirit shown by the Vcksburg southrons
and the Merchants Zouavos of Memphis day or
L.(.r In rnfslC &c
stripes, perhaps may have spurred tho Presiden,
and Secretary Of War into immediate action on an
application which more than a month old. II
NAV be remembered that after the legitimate parade
had passed the reviewing stand the President waited
nearly hslfhour the stand In order to fevisw tie
Souhrons and the Memphis Zouavos. which had
seeded from the parade and refused to obey the
order of the commanding officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
GRAND ARMY OF The POTOMAC,

During the SARA rOGA MEETING the ALBANY DAY
tick cts T. - IN lbpA
aimited July ST. Special express tram connects "
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DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTW ERP AND PARIS
sailing from Newly oIk and Antwerp every Saturday
WAEsLAND tnrdhy June 20. $3.50 a M
BELGENLAN Saturday Juiy p $50 p. m
Spring and Summer Rates Fist cabin SEQ TO SlOO,
Excursion Sic 10 $780, Second cabin S45 Excursion too
and Ss5. Storage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, 0on'l Ag'ts IS Broadway
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IN Traps leave from Chamberss Station for Engleweed
TeDaay. tlos.er. spartili and Nyaok $50. 40 s29
1850 " wdnfhs sandHs ne sso a. a. and
bs6 1.i0 $40 a ~ t:bt aso Qiao .. In. Saturdays
oniy. sundays Gso a w. 8 .. M
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DJpHTHERIA EASILY KEEPS THE LEAD.

Dr. j. Taylor. OF the Sanitary Bureau Yesterday fur
nshe following record OF contagious diseases In the cit
for two weeks:
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PROVIDENCE LINE FOR

Providence Worcester and Northern New England points
Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MASSACHUSETTS
will leave PIER 30 N. H. daily. except Sunday at D. M
W u RARCOCK A. O. PA o. H. BRIGGS, O. p. A.
CHORE LINE. all Rail Route, for Boston,
- tho Fast Express leaves GRAND Centrai
station a m, Limited Express except suad1y p m
Fast Express at III p m. daily. Newp9rt ehIress
or Sleeping Cars TO destination.